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Springfield, MO
The city of Joplin is pursuing a new property tax proposal for the construction of a justice center.
Joplin voters are scheduled to decide on the tax in August 2024.
The funding from the tax would be used for the construction of a new downtown headquarters for the city’s fire and police departments and municipal court.
Read more from the Joplin Globe.
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